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<blockquote data-quote="Friadoc" data-source="post: 3642986" data-attributes="member: 5445">It is quite probably that Dorine didn't expect the rakish smile to flash across Cade's face right before he quickly twists his head to the side.At the same time, Cade draws his own sidearm and shoves it upside Dorine's head.&quot;You go, I go, Ma'am,&quot; says Cade.OOCOkay, The first sentence is thematic, however Cade is going to be using a Total Defense action, instead of attacking Dorine and thusly gains a +4 to his AC. But, obviously it fits his character. *grins* It also looks cool for the total defense and drawing of his weapon.Now, for his drawing his sidearm, Drawing A Weapon is a move equivilant action that does not provoke an attack of opportunity, unlike firing a ranged weapon in melee distance.Also, she's either prone or kneeling, either is a vulnerable position for her. If she chooses to fire her sidearm, Cade's attack of opportunity will be a simple pistol whipping, to which I'll use an Action Point to add 1d6 to his attack roll.Not only were Cade's parents married before he was even thought of, let alone conceived, but he's rather intelligent, too. Words hurt, lady! *grins*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Friadoc, post: 3642986, member: 5445"] It is quite probably that Dorine didn't expect the rakish smile to flash across Cade's face right before he quickly twists his head to the side. At the same time, Cade draws his own sidearm and shoves it upside Dorine's head. [COLOR=Sienna]"You go, I go, Ma'am,"[/COLOR] says Cade. [COLOR=Red]OOC[/COLOR] Okay, The first sentence is thematic, however Cade is going to be using a Total Defense action, instead of attacking Dorine and thusly gains a +4 to his AC. But, obviously it fits his character. *grins* It also looks cool for the total defense and drawing of his weapon. Now, for his drawing his sidearm, Drawing A Weapon is a move equivilant action that does not provoke an attack of opportunity, unlike firing a ranged weapon in melee distance. Also, she's either prone or kneeling, either is a vulnerable position for her. If she chooses to fire her sidearm, Cade's attack of opportunity will be a simple pistol whipping, to which I'll use an Action Point to add 1d6 to his attack roll. Not only were Cade's parents married before he was even thought of, let alone conceived, but he's rather intelligent, too. Words hurt, lady! *grins* [/QUOTE]

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